de · depuis · que
149 stories
Learn it. Practice it. Read it.Arabic vocabulary,
Arabic vocabulary,
made memorable.
Learn useful Arabic words with pictures, clear meanings, and real story examples. Try a short exercise, then meet those words as you read.
3,201words to discover
6,250meanings in context
168stories to explore
A few minutes is enough
Practice your way.
Five ways to turn a word you recognize into a word you remember. No account needed.
01
Cartes mémoire
Observez, rappelez-vous, révélez. Apprenez les mots avec des images et des exemples authentiques.
Try Arabic cartes mémoire02Quiz de signification
Choisissez la signification qui correspond au mot dans son histoire.
Try Arabic pratique du vocabulaire03Écrire le mot
Passez d’une signification au mot. Développez votre rappel actif.
Try Arabic exercice d’orthographe04Compléter une phrase
Replacez un mot manquant dans une phrase originale de l’histoire.
Try Arabic exercices à trous05Associer les paires
Associez les mots et leurs significations dans un défi rapide de six paires.
Try Arabic jeu d’association de vocabulaireStart with something familiar.
Small, useful collections for the situations you want to talk about.
Find your next word.
Search in Arabic or your translation language. Open a word for its meanings and story examples.
dit · et a dit · et elle dit
137 stories
ne…pas · ne ... pas · non
135 stories
jour · aujourd’hui · quand
123 stories
après · et ensuite · plus tard
114 stories
petit · plus jeune · impuissant
113 stories
de / que · que · introduit une proposition temporelle
97 stories
grand · important · âgé
96 stories
avant · avant que · accepter
87 stories
très · grand-père · trouver
87 stories
il · est · lui
82 stories
ancien · et vieille · autrefois
80 stories
regarder · son regard
80 stories
fois · amer
70 stories
une seule · chacun · quelqu’un
70 stories
autre · dernier · à nouveau
70 stories
heure · à ... heures · l’horloge
67 stories
sourire · et sourit
67 stories
la maison; les deux maisons · famille · Maison
66 stories
voir · considérer comme
66 stories
ressentir · et ressentit · pour qu’il ressente
65 stories
quoi que ce soit
64 stories
demander · lui demander · et demander
64 stories
matin · bonjour · le matin
64 stories
1 / 134
From a word to a whole worldYou’ve met the words.
You’ve met the words.
Now follow the story.
Every example in this library comes from an Inklingo story. Read at your level, listen to the narration, and tap a word whenever you need its meaning.
- Pick a story that interests you.
- Tap unfamiliar words as you read.
- Save the ones you want to remember.
A little guidance before you start
What’s the best way to learn Arabic vocabulary?
Start with a small set of useful words. Recall their meanings in an exercise, then read their story examples. Save words you want to revisit and return to them over several short sessions.
Can I practice without an account?
Yes. Browse the library and use all five exercises freely. Create a free account when you want to keep a word in your Word Bank and review it later on the web or in the app.
Why does a word have several meanings?
The right translation depends on the sentence. Open any word to compare its meanings, pictures, and original examples instead of memorizing a single translation.
Are these words for beginners?
You can filter by the reading level of the stories where each word appears, starting at A0 or A1. That tells you about the story’s difficulty; it is not a certified level for the word itself.
Learn the meaning, not just the translation.
A word can express different ideas in different stories. This library brings its meanings, images, and examples together. The level filter refers to the source story’s reading level, not a certified level for the word. Translations are available in 25 languages; interface explanations are in English. Free practice progress stays in this browser. Save words to your account to keep them in your Word Bank.
A word can express different ideas in different stories. This library brings its meanings, images, and examples together. The level filter refers to the source story’s reading level, not a certified level for the word. Translations are available in 25 languages; interface explanations are in English. Free practice progress stays in this browser. Save words to your account to keep them in your Word Bank.